Ramesses III (1607 BC) was the second pharaoh of the twentieth dynasty of ancient Egypt, reigning for about 31 years. In the history of two thousand years, the culture of Egypt is remarkable and true, and Egypt is highly regarded in the world's leading country. But when Ramses III came to power, the world changed dramatically. The negotiations between Egypt and the Hittite, pioneered by Thutmose III and maintained by his successor, Ramses II, have given peace to the Middle East for a long time. But it came to an end here at Ramses III. The death of Ramses marks the end of an era, he is the last Pharaoh. Then Egypt began her recession. The death of Ramses III is a mystery that is said to have been murdered by her wife to allow her son to be on the throne. According to historical records, the power seekers have won the throne, and Ramses III later succeeded the throne by the established heirs. The Hab City/Hh/Mebnet (Medinet Habu) is the Temple of Ramesses III. In the Coptic era, there is a city of considerable size. The mausoleum is relatively well preserved, and its area is second only to the temple of Amon. It was the last large-scale construction project during the reign of Pharaoh and the monument to the last rich period of Egypt. Originally the royal residence, the first entrance was a place for ceremonies and entertainment, and the second entrance was occupied by the church in Ptolemy and Roman times.